The Inmortal coil # 2

Talking in class about the prisoners dilema planted in the read now, I realized that there was a very deep connection between that problem and the other planted in the reading of Dawkins. For this dilema, I think that the most likely way the prisoners would react or behave towards the situation is they would both betray each other. In this dilema, where the betrayer would be benefited no matter what, or at least by betraying the other, the possible results are never going to be the worst, then the process in each of the two personñs barin, is to immediatedly react to find their safetyness. What i mena by this, is that in a certain way, unconsciuousness plays an important role here as well as the automatic and instinctive behaviot if the humans genes in order to take the most beneficial desicion.
The ¨players¨ would betray each other in order to show their inocenc and protect themselves from more time in jail, rather tha risking the position of being accuses and hving to pay for more days in jail under several conditiosn. what we as a reader can tell immediately is that the best thing for each individual would be to stay silence because the sentence would only be six months rather than years, like I mentioned before.

THIS IS HOW THE DILEMA´S CHART WOULD LOOK LIKE